The Facebookification Of Netflix
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This week we’re talking about Netflix’s very bad week. The stock has plummeted. Employee morale has cratered. Layoffs have started. It seems like a real mess. We look into how years of relying on an algorithm led the company to start making real weird decisions that actually remind us a lot of another company… Facebook. Also, Luke talks about the greatest British art project of maybe all time.
SHOW NOTES
“The Netflix Bubble Is Finally Bursting”
The Duke Smoochum Thread
“Netflix’s Big Wake-Up Call: The Power Clash Behind the Crash”
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